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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-RailTay bonds to-
day sold as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City at 80; Texas and Pacific
Rios at II; incomes at 611; Kansas and
Texas SIS at $50; G's at 9Sg; Missouri,
Kansas and Texas IS at S5t; G's at 9SS;
rs at 10; Houston and Texas Central
2's at Sc; Gulf, Colorado and.Santa Fe 2's
at 1881.
Sterling firm.
Money p per cent.
Governments steady.
Cotton advanced points.
Oil closed al 63s.
Wheat irregular and active.
Coffee dull.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-Goyernment
bonds dull and steady.
The general situation in stocks at pres
emit gives encouragement to the bulls, and
the members of the different cliques were
again active in their specialties. London
was moderate buyer of its favorites, but
foreign trading is not now factor in the
course of prices. The market gives evil
dence of broadening tendency, though
transactions still continue mainly
professional. The general list
showed unusually narrow fuctua-
tions, and among the few stocks
in which there were decided movements
they were spasmodic and uncertain.
The Panama Pacific Mail settlement had
no influence on the market and the gains
IN the general list were mostly the result
of the efforts of several cliques. North
western, however, was advanced
upon the report that its earn
ings for January would show an
increase of about 100000. Kansas
and Texas was also remarkably strong.
After 8 decidedly strong opening, in
which the advances over last evenings
final figures ranged up to : per cent,
there was an active market accompanied
bY considerable feverishness and irregu-
larity, while the general drift OF prices
was downward, though few special stocks
made material advances. After the first
, hour there was decrease in the amount
of business done, though prices showed a
marked improvement which, with but
slight interruption, lasted until about =
D. m, when the best figures OF the day
were reached. In the last hour realiZl-
lions sagged the market off slightly, bat
the close was steady though quiet, at but
slight changes from the first prices.
The transactions in railroad bonds ag-
gregated 81, 100000. Texas and Pacific
Rio trust receipts furnished S2O7, 000.The
market was firm to strong throughout
nearly the entire day, but a reaction oc-
CURED just previous to the close. The
final prices, however, generally show adj
vances.
ON THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Feb. 10, 2:3O P. M.-The tone OF
the bourse is quiet.
ON THE VIENNA BOURSE.
VIENNA, Feb. 10, 2:50 p. M.-Firmness
prevails on the bourse to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
SAN DIEGO.
Duyal County Gins Her First Bale

DuvaI County Gins Her First Bale of
Cotton,-In Need of Rain.
COrresp onder the Gazette.
SAN deg, TEN, Feb. I've have
started fine cotton gin, which was
purchased by Mr.. Frank Gueydan, the
head of our largest and most responsible
mercantile house, and is attached to and
run by the same power that runs the
steam grist mill of Mr.. q. W. Parkman.
The first bale Of cotton that has ever been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
The Coffee Markets.

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 10-Cofee-W hole
sale grocers revised quotations as follows:
Ordinary, l5Ac; good ordinary, l6c; fair, 1910;
porters are filling round los orders Rio cofees
at following prices: Ordinary l51sc; good ordin-
airy, Ike; fair, Ice; prime, 1910; choice, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 10. = Cotton Spot
closed steady, I-l6c higher.
Low ordinary, 15-16c; ordinary, I-l6c; good
ordinary, S 3lec; low middling, SIC; middling
S l5- l6c; good middling, 9 5-l6c; middling fair,
8 Is Ice; fair, lOlsc.
Sales TT5O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

Mrs. Lamar is described as "a slender
little lady, with bright, pretty features
and gray hair" The Senator himself is
described as the personifcation of happi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. lO.-Cotton - Spot closed
firm, stiffening a little.
Ordinary. SD; good ordinary, 414d; low
middling, Sd; uplands. SD; middling Or
lears, SIC; Orleans, SID.
Total sales, 10,c00; American, $500; imports,
5000; American, 1900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
Texas Express Company.

The Texas Express company will on
January l, '87, open Offices on Kansas
CITY extension from Fort Worth to
Gainesville, and On Paris extension from
Farmersville to Honey Grove, Tex, of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
with the following offices:
Kyle, MERIT,
Haslet, Celeste,
Justin, Wolf City,
Gerald, Ladonia,
Krum, Honey Grove.
Sanger,
Vally View,
Gainesville.
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New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Cotton-spot closed
firm and unchanged!
Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, SIC; low
mlddling, &C; middling, &c; good middling,
92tc; middling fair, l03s.
Sales, lis.
Futures closed weak, 5 to points lower than
yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United States Ports.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 10 Futures opened
and ruled sic dy, closing fairly steady, to
points lower
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ON WALL STREET.
The Bulls Strongly in the Ascendancy
in the Stock Exc hange-Final Prices
Near the Best OF the Day.

An Increase In the Transactions of Rail
way Bonds-The Market Firm, Gen
eral Advances Recorded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
FINANCIAL,

During the past week the New York
stock,,market has been irregular, unsettled
and depressed, with circumscribed ac-
tivity and 'the prevalence of general
feeling of hesitation. The condition
of the foreign markets, growing out of
the prospect of war in Europe, continue
to exert an unfavorable influence, and the
uncertainty about the approval of the in
ter-state law by the Executive as well as
its probable effects has tended to check
confidence to some degree. The princi-
pal influence of an unfavorable nature
has, however, proceeded from the labor
troubles and the fear that serious
or prolonged disturbance to Transport
ton interests and to general business
might result from the strike of the coal
handlers, longshoremen and freight
handlers in New York city. Under. the
circumstances check has teen put upon
both investment and speculation, and the
activity of the market has been altogether
in the hands of the professional operators.
The ease of the money market and the
facility with which stocks can be carried,
together with an apprehension that
q slight change in the condi-
tions would probably reverse the
position of the market and cause an up
ward movement, discouraged bear opera
tons of any magnitude. The principal
process in operation would seem to be
the accumulation of stocks in the hands
of leading operators and Of the pools
who have in measure been forced TO ex-
tend support to their specialties. On
the whole, considering the disadvant-
ageous features of the week, the market
has shown remarkable power, both of alb
sorption and resistance Bradstreets.
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ENGLISH CONSOLs.

LONDON, Feb 10 -Consols closed 100 10 l6 for
money, silver 4G'e d.
| STOCKS AND BONDS.
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c. T. CAMPBELL,

| TEXAS EXPRESS CoMPANY's LIST OF OFFICE
| Appoints marked there aIe no agents, ar
freight for such points must be prepaid, wit
written instructions to put Off at owners ris
Alvin, Lampasas,
| tArcola %LOCkhart,
Antelope Sap, Linden,
Alvarado, Leon Junction,
| Allen Farm fLOck,
! Athens Lords,
| Axte!I, Livingston,
| Alto, +Leggett,
l'Angelina, Lufkin,
2 RelIViIlc Lola,
! Prenham, LOgansport, La,
| Buckholtz, Mustang, Tex,
| Rum +MilIheim,
| BeIton Mullen,
| Brentwood, Milano,
Bangs, Moody,
| B-antley, McGreSor,
| Ballinger, MeTiulan,
/ Rassetts Morgan,
IBelden Montvale,
big Cypress, ,Meridith,
| Bette, midlothian,
| Big Sandy. MONTGOMERY,
! Brown sbOrougb Morris,
Bullard, Mt. Pleasant
| Burke. Murchlson,
| tCrabD Mala kof,
| 'Couroes, MI. Gam,
| Caldwell Mt. Sellman,
tCone. Murray,
| Cameron, MOSCOW,
| Coleman, Mlaml,
| Crawford Nolanville,
| Clifton, NaVasota,
| Cleburne, Nacogdoches,
| Crowley, tOgles,
| Copperas Cove, OglesLy,
| Cedar Hill, tfhillps,
| stJIsy Pendleton,
| Corley. Plantersyille,
| Cookville, Pittsburg.
! Chandler, Powell, s
| Corsicana Purdon,
| Cleveland, 'Paulie,
Gorrtgan. sPresswood
Corpus Christi, QUARRY,
! Clear Lake, Richmond,
| Duke Rosenberg,
| oyer, Rogers,
| Dallas sRicker,
| Duncanville, +Ritchie,
| Dawson, Rusk.
Fort Worth, Sealey,
| CAV Hill Somerville,
| Goldthwaite, Santa Anna,
| Gtlmer shannon,
Gatesville, Sulphur,
! Goodrich, tSmftn's,
Garrison, summit ~
| Galveston, Shepherd, Dr.
| Hitchcock, fSterne,
| Houston, Shreveport, La-,
| Heidenheimer. thompson, Tex.
| tHuQhes, Temple,
Hale, Truelove,
.Holly, Tharp's Mill, :
Hubbard CITY. Texarkana, Ark. -
| Ingersol, Tyler, Tex, ~
| Joshua, Timpson, -
| JACKSONVILLE lenana,
| tJoaauin, Virginia Point,
Kenney, Valley Mills,
| Kopperi, Wallis,
| Killeen, Winona,
| Kempner, Waters,
| Kerens, Waco,
| kaufman, Yellow Prairier
| Kemp, Yarboro,
| LYONS, Zephyr.
The Texas Express company way bills d
| rect to st. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philade
| phia and all important points. The Texas E.
press company Is the only company that wa.
| bills direct to all offices in the Southern e.
press company's territory. shippers havir
| freight or money for points In the Southei
| states will save money by shipping by II
| Texas Express company at one through rate
1 NO rus ula
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unsettled, Futures from
Three to Nine Points Lower.
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Weak, FIuctuated Mar,
rowly and Closed Irregular-Live
Stock Transactions Brisk.
FORT WORTH UNNECESSARILY Re
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE, !
FORT WORTH. TEX, Feb. 10, 1887.

ILA' UJ' IU'
The movement in trade to-day was
very good and the feeling was buoyant.
The market generally was firm and prices
unchanged. There is good demand for
the better grades of butter, with small
offerings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

The Texas Express company way: biIIs d.
rect to st. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philadel-
press company is the only company that way
bills direct to all offices In the Southern Ex-
press company's territory. Shippers having
freight or money for points In the southern
states will save money by shipping by the
Texas Express company at one through rate
no ;raLseI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. = Bonds and stoc
closed at following prices bid:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07
Hsrndyke's Gold Catching Process.
Props the D.ranoo Heruld.
~. r.

For several months Peter Horndyke, 9 we'll.
coming % DlIanEo on weekly visits buying each Cine
mountainward many wondered 70 what purpose they
were being put A reporter met Mr.. Horndyke and
blnty asked him what he going % DO with many
hides :
have objection to telling readers OF my doinGs.
"You that all gold hunters know that much gold
known-aS hoat IL washed away contnponly To catch
though tried by many different methods from the tall Of
sluicea and running streams Last spring luckily
thought OF method which is rapidly making mo rich
man"
"Why. with hides. It's the simplest thing you ever
say; fhs Animss River uibutares come from the best
case much nns Of, flower Eold must pass down the
point whsrs the river cut directly % the bank Here
placed hide stAkes allowing the water TO skim
up ali the noat Oh all kinda After lsAyinE the hide In
thoroughly could discover trace Of gold BsInI
determined 70 give my experiment. thorough test I
cut up several pieces and burned them in old pan
Since I6st have devoted ny d@s q Is,tnE sysTy Sds
EcinsS % my clean uPA ESssh male 81 sssa has a.
sold which secure by ret0EtnG the aaheS Of The hAaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07
Frank James Popular with Women.
From tie San Eraaeiseo Eramln<r.

1.-THE reformed bandit Frank James. late Of
said Thomas Withsrspoon broad .houdsred Ts1a L,
would think he was preacher TO 9os at him and Listen
go how the women mock about him 20 buy dry Sooda
that perfect love o. man Of them can him,
store And aots upon him; put 6ig per cent o.
vrank JAMES doe. not look AXE 2 shooter, not z
his black hair IL latsy 5sEinnnf 70 BE- well ngsd with
say In Dallas with his wife and i've small Scys The
avery happy one The store he works In u owned By
from The g. Louis .hos store Sy Offering bigger a.
month Hs o9gh. e have more for IN ths Pas, four
was lucky stroke their getting him ,h Era5s
iOI long time hs had M let % wealth has b: bad
sort another that Ta, buried OF a. least stored sSs
knows where y somstiTss they have .hought NAY IN
90 Paul Omaha. San Anesoo Or other towns We. and
South and bought property In the name Of bis wife or
soaI Dalas people keep SSndsItns Az The time VIA.
age o. them heesh who .ay thsy doat estey: ne has
ny %Oasy-.AAS he was mare sansA against than ain
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reriess Came and for the Other Clas :.
Score . Run which woula Net be Enrneo'
From ns xansas Oty Tsmes.
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game ana Weht. ne " sa,sr q Cm
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asu ns.i Kan ]uls an axiom rnys.ss a.
ene as ; sSs ~
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"The wichita Club starts in the western Lssggs nm
r A. the club S aotsa tss
Lincoln Gs;ssraay 9RG g the strongest ''u'' ~
ssns spS should do nowsysr e to sst
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who got 70 S 20 ossn
We. no clean bit for M Herr 9 o Ths:s ss
. slnsSo 81 ~. i've w HeSfsa laa' s.
s.ssna dsssis g: @
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Is Ssd shOuja hays done that earned run
sas n1s
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way to prevent
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A Draw 1,ri's Hsrsle Deed.
nm, Ia Ddkota Rell

mi. f:Tisof tsss yeaes ssslssy LAY q thss psss
s e m %
yhsn suddenly runaway team ntehed % buggy came
Mis- ssnborn them shs leapd 70 the middle Of thi
ssis.d .hs maSdsneS team By Ss Siss" Pisps1s Ss1
feet firmly te ground With 4. toe: turned slightly
hish IN The a!r. A. they Game down che again SEIZED
the arms Of windmill she broyht them down on the
he other was tSoys her head nlke sir) With hollow
snSa n O. = t -oFn os
this lind of tssatment served bring ths Frightened
much that both lay Dat on her backs Fa.Pin4
oncS and inq aired Tor her mali calm tone OF voc1
and With { tspayaaIE smte Pieces q The wsson
horses into the air the nrst TIM continued TO TALL foe
Shroe-Quartefn Of an hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07

A. great many stories have been told Of Bishop
Tufts noE Of M:sour; q hi. lscuar 70. manly ways
ss.eu 10 n.a taken .ks .ssss 81 Nont.n Thsr. vsrs
fosr passengsrsi one LADY the Bishop and man wtQm
toE. On Tor With ne diver They had been Psfhsps
intp his pocket and brousht firth pipe and comsIoe3
amokinI The smoke WAY offensive 70 the LADY, and
Il made her quite sick still H. Smith kept smong
FINALLY TIE bishop could % a y no longer and ..id
Ny friend can't you see that smoking 10 making thu
lady mck Now, will wat till After We leave this sage
sta lion, aud II you oontnusto smoke shall be OBLIGED
to take tic pipe from you.W
Mr.. smith remarked thai he would DO a. he plessd
abb nut smoking IN the stag& Altar they left the station
Iek his pipe and settled ddwn to have good gmcks
Tho Blliol waited until Hero something oyer p
fro N tn station, and he tk tho pipe away from ~
6m ath worry quickly, whol was very indignant nd
SSop x Ses dsny IL ". . haS ~
OF 70 settle the nattsr nv Bishop came forth and
he, was Obliged 70 osn tor quarter and they Iesltetd
aoa Cs s ~ NJ sm
fcept the driver horlnt Of the Bishops idenut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07
NEWS OF THE THEATRES.

"The Besvar Student" goes into Its last week At
wallack's, After which "The Bellman win come.
Concerts arc given at Terrace Garden Sundays a.
well - other EVENING"
No change from Monsieur " IL likely to DO made BY
Mansfield at tho Madison Square before September.
Tho Madison Square Garden Is to DO opened for music
next week BY John LAvine.
Tho run Of "Erminie will stop At the Casino ON
Sept II. and then new company win present "Ths
Marquis"
The Merrimac and Monitor painting remains on Wow
In the Madson avenue round houss.
Tho rst from the summer sleep of the the.
atrical people will DO in spectacle "Lagadere" IL to
be produced Nibos with Krafy ballet week from
tomorrow. This ought to be . rousing event The
scenery been imported from Italy and said to DO
artistic well snowy Maurice Barrymore L. to lead
the actors whom Is assigned the Job OF saving tho
dramatic part Of tho entertainment from beittement
Tho crowds at the "Fall Of Babylon" have several
times lately exceeded the dimensions Of the spacious
place and an enlargement has been made The enter
prsshas proved the greatest feature Of the summer
season. and 10 almost sure TO last until ooctber.
Tho fireworks and "s,bastopol" are continued q q
respsndent and multitudinouAy visited show at Man
haitian Beach.
Joseph Jefferson has no intention Of retiring yet 3D.
win Booth snd Lawrence Barrett arc yachting OF the
Europe next week. and until then nobody tell much
about the wallack Managers Stetson. French
and Gilmore have from London and Paris without
nnding play which they thought at for America Henry
Irving will sail for Nav York about Oct Is. and Mrs
Brown. Potter on Sept 90
The novels Of H. Rider Haggard being soissored
and pasted into playa and some Of these are
likely 70 be In this city next season. "shs" the
favorite of the unorsina dramats and stage var
sion Of tho story the witch I'm successful In
Ban Francisco. This particular DEMONSTRATION 10 made
muscal and pictorial The Haggard netions owe their
popularity chiefly their imposabitieA and these
made interesting In the books but 1t does not
though they could DO effective In serious play, where
even improbabiities not readily accepted. The
themes good for comic opera burlesques and show
piseeA however and they may bs valuable for those
purposes treated tastsfuly and literally. Tho old
story Of Aladdin has boon revived to the liking Of
Chicago by Of novel beauty in the and Il
to brought the Standard in the autumn with what
70 regarded a. certainty OF Similar repressn-
tations of "shs" King soomon'sAhinss" and Allan
Quatermain" should command success. Haggard In
powsrsss In the absence Of copyright protection to
his work from bunslsrs here or TO get dollar from
the skilfui appropriatora
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07
curishs Hysterieai Epidemic.
ma tAe arftfah Nedfonl Journal.


As nrions outbreak Of conyq,lsioniIst mania
durny the ld4e assi has shown itself At AsossA 4
FoE soms stes ps., he country people, have been
the ,msdi AZ Evernment Of The xvii One and before
broom ana 90 s9s which CREDITED With the
have splspss attscli, dufine which shey uit.3
pisfns snris and ars violently oo1rnisea a. 30 ssou1
AaostA found IL nscossar TO inform the project whS
Of soldis Into the district In order
o. I'm the apprshsnsions Of the Inhabitants
NATURAL oonsequsnee Of this condition Of mental
sci lures Ono of these sosruns the ysndsr Of which
wis mAknG rich harvest from IL sale, found %
AlydS D. consist Of earth snuf and bora1. fhrs1
m Sdlcl men who were d3mmissonsd to investigate hS
use and nature Of this traoidnary affection came
they Examined > nunosr Of the sufsreIS mostly
yMnG yemen, some q whom were alleged 70 have
united nall. hor.sshe and other equally
Glsm we're remoysd 70 Rome for treatment in the hoe
prsad Of the mischief,
In mJder degrSs this contagious form OF hystera
'ao eisy e pnoss where snd
The worst IKE ths French
and with every apJbaI Anes OF Justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07

On last Saturday vening at about SHUTDOWN.
on the Sterling johnson place, two and z half miles
he ysTd 81 Nh. Wood WIDOW lsdy Il ss:ms ihst
Mrs. Wood very low with sickness. and sevhral
ladies' were present attending to the wants Of the k
when noise In the yard ATTRACTED their ATTENTION pom
n q moment more II was Joined By i've ottsrs:
their flight Tying straight up until lost 10 vow They
with the exception Of wings Ee.s IN the fern and shape
were clothed ~ garments q pure and spc.lsss white
The above was told to rs ~ the truth, and oan DO
vouchad for by ladies who In attendance upon
Mrs. Wood BE that as It may. has created consider
able excitement In that neighbour iood.
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He'n Look Next Time.
nom nc BOTTOM Commercial, Bullssa,

One Of those sti1. upright, imitation English
ooerY store whip wen poised rsiIs properly graspsa
between the ears Of wen groomed horssa Anon out
comes clerk from the store with . well hned paper
ths seat and door With s!a% Scarcely bad
With stately frot halted till no arrived at the
sion Of wealthy resident IN an arhtocr9to quarter
In Q few minutes maid servant rushed out.
why. what's the matter, Johnf Whore are the
sKh, Hin.ids suppose. parns you hopsn the
oDsp The deer. WIZ there here 4 NO one in ~ car
'Bless my 'eartl No thsref Why, Just drove
from Perces grocery store and card the coach door
foot mi Why. they Gid not get in, and you have
given bag Of soda CRACKERS ride home and lefs the
such WAS the oass and the solemn John went back a.
q brisker pace.
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Tar Heel Squirrels.
Prom sss ca tstsam Advooass

"A farmer named Cor4er Of Roane county ".
~ proven great Succeed Re q: large corr a.la
have aimost dsSassss The past season Having
BIT upon plan, be AZ. stohed The .ninaaia and
rstIsatsa g che woods sinoss nyarisbly along Sns
her Covered shs Top rails Of ss f.nss VIII a.
putting on heavy coat This he dld IN he sveninS
long line q saure. Iu9nnS along The fence sow.ra the
they sJruoi the woods the leaves and soks stuck
their feet badly that they could not climb the Fesa
amounted twenty eeven squirrels and within week
Cornell had killed and captured over 100 squirreA
unique device.
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How InAians Roisoa their Arrsws.
From ns omaAs Republican

Explained to him what wished to know.
and Without the slightest hsitaon he said TO the ven
cradle arrow maker:
"Isi my brother AZ sboutthe poisoned arrows"
low ratlesnaks In August yhen he 10 poisonols
and ts him VIII fork:d stek " stase then V. lease
s.itcS over 81. body from n,.d % hi.t,i @h.nhs
bright and sparkle like danonI We Kill deer anteopa
some other small ANIMAL and tearing ont the lives
s. oour:ns shrous6 4 reptile VII strike again
saa ,r asa IN and pretty en- ~ MA syn SnSk Whe9
snf his fangs into The sob ssh until iii the poison bad
been extracted from him yid the liver reeking with
It. He 70 then killed AM The liver lifted with sharp
pole for % dnangsIous M no 2ns darss to touch T. M
black and emit sour sie Arrows are then brought
shaft They are left icking there for about an hour
and half when theYi.rs Withdrawn and dried In The
thin Gistenl III yellow Adheros to the ar.
TO poison Il to DEATH .
fasked Il indiana stiil used poisoned arrowa "Nor
he replied mo nvn, Indian or white man, for yeau
past ~ been shot With these arrows and they no